On May 22, ASE Technology rose 3.12% in regular trading, trading at $32.59/share, with trading volume of approximately $101 million.

The rebound follows a cumulative decline exceeding 15% over the prior week, driven by director Jeffrey Chen's large-scale share disposal worth millions of dollars combined with systematic weakness across the semiconductor sector. The stock's recovery is underpinned by robust fundamentals: the company delivered strong Q1 results, raised its advanced chip packaging revenue target to $3.5 billion, announced testing service price increases of 5% to 20%, and is actively expanding high-end capacity in AI and high-performance computing through multiple new facility projects globally.

Within the Semiconductors sector, sentiment showed notable recovery. Among individual stocks, ARM Holdings up 12.75%, Micron Technology up 2.96%, NVIDIA down 0.85%, Intel down 1.09%, Advanced Micro Devices down 1.09%. The broader sector improvement helped support ASE Technology's technical rebound from oversold levels.

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